$BANK This move is kind of interesting: price is pushing up, but OI is actually shrinking—very typical of short covering. It’s basically a pure price push with no fresh longs chasing new positions. In the 15-minute timeframe, it directly broke through the upper edge of nearly 20 consecutive 5m K-lines, with a volatility Z-score of 3.48 and volume expanding by 1.86x. This isn’t a market that retail traders could smash down. Active trading is down 23%, buy/sell ratio is 1.6, and large orders are decisively driving in one direction. The OI abnormal percentile has risen to 89.7%; within the whole pool it’s ranked 17th for abnormality, and nominal change is also in the top 39. It’s been extending across multiple consecutive cycles—this depth is actually already not low. In the past 24 hours, trading volume is over 18 million USD; for a player of BANK’s size, attention has clearly increased. At present, it looks like the uptick is driven by passive closing by shorts. The key is whether the incoming volume can hold and support further upside. If afterward new longs step in to take over, then it would be the rhythm that corrects the prior downtrend logic.